most anticipated books of 2024 (new releases, backlisted, sequels, & recommendations)!!!
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these are on my most anticipated books of the year; backlisted, new releases, sequels, and recommendations:) im aiming to lower my reading goals this year so i can HIT it most definitely.
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the invocations by krystal sutherland
kill for me kill for you by steve cavanagh
the familiar by leigh bardugo
ghost station by s.a. barnes
middle of the night by riley sager
horror movie by paul tremblay
emily wilde's map to the otherlands by heather fawcett
the prisoners throne by holly black
winter lost by patricia briggs
the goblin emperor by katherine addison
the lies of locke lamora by scott lynch
the rain wild chronicles by robin hobb
jade city by fonda lee
warbreaker by brandon sanderson
shuggie bain by douglas stuart
young mungo by douglas stuart
never let me go by kazuo ishiguro
norwegian wood by haruki murakami
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Omg the way we both posted anticipated books videos today 😂👯♀️ we are twins haha
I appreciated how you broke this up to include ones you own and more backlist titles!
So excited for Leigh Bardugo's and Paul Tremblay 's new releases
I honestly read the majority of Murakami's books, and it always idk surprises me that the ones that get the most hype (or attention in general) are Norwegian Wood and Kafka on The Shore. Especially Norwegian Wood. If you end up reading any of them and have mixed feelings, I highly recommend giving a try to A Wild Sheep Chase or Dance Dance Dance. To me, they stand out the most and I would consider them my favorite one out of all his books. Read it years ago and they still have a special place in my heart, and it really is kind of sad that people don't mention them too often
@meikusje
6 ай бұрын
I hadn't read any Murakami, so I read Kafka on the Shore last year and was so underwhelmed. It's not that it was bad, but also definitely didn't live up to the hype for me, and there were some weird elements in there that I didn't really see the point of in relation to the plot (and I don't mean the literal 'weird' elements; I like magical realism and generally weird books). It kind of put me off reading other Murakami books. But maybe I should give his work another try then, and just go with less 'popular' works.
@wiktoria5992
6 ай бұрын
@@meikusje I think I know exactly what you mean by the "weird elements".. Hm... Obviously, I can speak only from my experience but if you ever still feel like giving a try to Murakami's books, based on this experience alone, I would recommend maybe avoiding Norwegian Wood. Don't get me wrong - Kafka on the Shore and Norwegian are /completely/ different but if you didn't 100% vibe with Kafka you may find it hard to get into (and enjoy) Norwegian Wood. I would still recommend either A Wild Sheep Case or Dance, Dance, Dance. There's also After Dark - it's one of his shorter novels (I think it's less than 200 pages) but I would recommend checking out the summary first to make sure you vibe with the general theme :) (obviously that's just my opinion and thoughts)
@strawberryorange3755
5 ай бұрын
Yes, I love a wild sheep chase, I have read four murakami so far.
The Jade City trilogy is also high on my list for the year!
Horror movie sounds so good omg
I need a recommendation from you similar to Summer Sons because that was so good and I crave more
Some anticipated titles for me: Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, Family Meal, Glory, Six of Crows, and the new Kiley Reid which is a campus novel: Come & Get It
Finally someone mentioned prisoner’s throne on these lists 😭❤️ I just started map of the otherlands the other day and OMG I AM OBSESSED! It’s soooo funny XD and omg I just AAAAAH Wendell has it down BAD XD
I am thinking of skipping the rainwild chronicles and reading the fitz and fool books. I miss fitz and fool so much. 😅
I am also hoping to finish Realm of the Elderlings this year! Can't wait to see your future thoughts on the series!
Norwegian Wood is one of my favourites! Will be interested to see what you think. I'd like to get to Kafka on the Shore this year
i'm really excited for 'the familiar'
both shuggie bain and never let me go are horrifically sad. good luck lol.
You're going to LOVE The Lies of Locke Lamora! I may have to reread it this year, now.
I have such a long list of new releases I want to read this year, I already know I won't get round to reading all of them 😂 I preordered T Kingfisher's What Feasts at Night, and Stephen Graham Jones's The Angel of Indian Lake (Indian Lake trilogy #3) though. Aside from those two, I'm also most looking forward to - the new Stephen King story collection (You Like It Darker) - Midnight on Beacon Street by Emily Ruth Verona - The Parliament by Aimee Pakwatka - The Swans of Harlem by Karen Valby
If you wanna see more booktubers that talk about Robin Hobb, you should definitely check out Beautifully Bookish Bethany! She's doing a whole readathon for the Realm of the Elderlings.
I have so many new releases I'm looking forward to but leigh bardugo's is definitely one of them! I also started reading robin hobb's books this year. I read jade city last year but it sadly wasn't for me, I think I'm just not into this urban fantasy mafia thing :( but it was written really well, I can see why it's popular
the green bone saga has been on my tbr list for at least 3 years now so i decided to make it a priority to finally crack those books. i gotta admit i was a bit intimidated by how highly praised they are (literally never heard anyone say a bad thing about this series) but i'm 200 pages into jade city now and I Get It. i just get it. it's *really* good. i also have the lies of locke lamora on my tbr too. it's gonna be fun to read these in the same year so i can see what your opinion would be like compared to mine. your most anticipated list also sounds fun, gonna check some books out from it, thanks!
Love your anticipated. I’m most excited for Mina and the Cult which comes out in a few months
Imho good choice to start Murakami with Norwegian Wood! It was the first one I read from him too and I love it, and although a lot of people prefer Kafka on the Shore, it's personally quite low on my list of Murakami books I've read. I much more enjoyed Dance Dance Dance and even his first novels. I love his style of writing but he admittably is very very problematic with depictions of his female characters... It's a long time since I read Norwegian Wood but at least back then I didn't feel as iffy with it.
Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the Rain Wilds chronicles! Also, I'm curious why you only read Mistborn book 1 (or is it also because of the reading order? I thought Warbreaker is only directly relevant to the Stormlight Archive series)?
Someone's reading Jade City ;D. Someone's in for a good time!
I need you to read Jade City cause i've just finished it and i was.... Disappointed ? Last time feel that with a book, you were litterally the only one saying "meh" sooo i need your opinion to feel better 😂
Green Bone Saga!!
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For the algorithm ❤